1907 Whyte Laydie #7 | Peghead Nation

When it comes to classic banjo designs, the Whyte Laydie is one of the most iconic instruments. Originally designed by the A.C. Fairbanks Co. of Boston, Massachusetts, and introduced in 1901, the Whyte Laydie banjo became a popular and frequently copied instrument. Peghead Nation instructor Bill Evans owns a 1907 Whyte Laydie #7, and in this video, he demonstrates the instrument. 

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